Op-Ed | Prisons & Policing Drug Reform Is About Animal Rights, Too Police no-knock raids cause casualties, devastate families and often include the slaughter of household pets. By Andrew Gargano , Truthout April 15, 2015 Truthout
Cartoon | Prisons & Policing Officer Friendly Weighs In By Tom Tomorrow , Truthout April 15, 2015 Truthout
Prisons & Policing New Mexico Governor Signs Historic Property Rights Protections into Law New Mexico outlaws civil asset forfeiture, aka "Policing for profit." By Staff , DrugPolicyAlliance April 13, 2015 Truthout
Op-Ed | Prisons & Policing US Embassy and Small-Town Thugs Mumia's story has been compared by some here to the shooting of Walter Scott in North Charleston; both concern racism, police and power. By Victor Grossman , Truthout April 13, 2015 Truthout
Interview | Prisons & Policing As Video Exposes Walter Scott Police Killing, Why Is the Man Who Filmed Eric Garner’s Death in Jail? A South Carolina police officer faces murder charges. By Juan González & Amy Goodman , DemocracyNow! April 9, 2015 Truthout
News Analysis | Prisons & Policing Follow the Money: Invisible Investors Seek Big Bucks in Mass Incarceration Pressure on investment firms to maximize profits in hidden holdings can have life-and-death consequences for those behind bars. By Brian Dolinar & James Kilgore , Truthout April 8, 2015 Truthout
Interview | Prisons & Policing Louisiana Denies Compensation to Dying Exonerated Death Row Prisoner as Former Prosecutor Apologizes Glenn Ford was freed in March 2014. By Amy Goodman , DemocracyNow! April 6, 2015 Truthout
Interview | Prisons & Policing US Pharmacists Association Urges Members to Stop Providing Execution Drugs Pharmacists now join physicians and anesthesiologists. By Amy Goodman , DemocracyNow! April 6, 2015 Truthout
Interview | Prisons & Policing “They Couldn’t Take My Soul”: Anthony Ray Hinton on His Exoneration After 30 Years on Death Row Hinton is one of the longest-serving death row prisoners to be freed. By Amy Goodman , DemocracyNow! April 6, 2015 Truthout
News | Prisons & Policing Prolific Pardoner? Obama Grants Clemency to 22 Prisoners Last Week, but Has Denied Thousands To date, Obama has granted only 3.4 percent of petitions for pardons and commuted less than one percent of petitions for clemency. By Annie Waldman , ProPublica April 5, 2015 Truthout